The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-27
In the House.

In the House to-day Mr. Calvin, from
The Committee on Education reported reso-
utions declaring that the co-education of
he races is contrary to the intent of the
constitution, and that the Governor be di-
.ected not to draw his warrant in favor of
Atlanta University for the States annual
appropriation of 5000, until satisfac-
ory assurance is given that it shall be ap-
blied exclusively for the education of col
red children. This was adopted
The following new bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. DuBose of Wilkes-To provide for
establishing a system of public schools in
he town of Washington.
By Mr. Simmons; of Sumter-To repeal
IS to Sumter county, section 1455 of the
code.
By Mr. Oliver, of Oglethorpe-A joint
esolution instructing the Governor to pro
ure some suitable place for the storage of
he books of the State library.
BY Mr.. Little, of Talbot-A resolution for
he relief of L. W. Wall and son of Geneva
to refund taxes.
BY Mr.. Berner, of Monroe-A resolution
o require the Governor to demand other
ecurity of the lessees of the Western and
Atlantic railroad, and on their failure to
live it within thirty days, to declare the
ease forfeited and take possession of the
Dad.
BY Mr.. Howard-To provide for the pay
hent of managers and clerks of election in
dcDuffie9county.
By Mr. Hagan, of Lowndes-To ratify
he charter of the Florida Midland and
Georgia Railroad Company.
By Mr.. Williams, of Upson-For the re-
ief of J. T. Brown, of Epson, allowing him
peddle without license
By Mr.. Conner, of Jones-A resolution to
nay w. L. Mccullough 800 for preserving
he Lost i,,t l,a, -
,ers from Milledgeville
BY Mr.. Brown. of Henry-To repeal an
ict TO incorporate the town of Hampton,
Henry county, and to provide for it a new
harter
BY Mr. Parker, of Hart-To allow grand
hries to audit claims of justices, etc, for
certain services.
BY Mr.. Black, of Gordon-To incorporate
he Conesauga Canal and Manufacturing
company, of Gordon county
By Mr.. Williams. of Jackson (by reuuest)
"A bill creating special lien for physi-
.ians on crops of tenants attended by them
Also bill for the relief of Mrs. Louisa A.
leLeroy to relieve her of the payment of
axes on the same property in two counties,
10 to the State.
By Mr. Bray, of Fulton-To provide for
he appointment of board of commission
hrs for the examination of stationary en-
tAhlco III ulbpii COulil1. 1bunIH NOul-
hissioners to appoint competent engineers
or this purpose.)
By Mr.. Adams, of Elbert-To amend sec
Jon 1858 of the Code making the fees for
he inspection of fertilizers 15c. per ton.
BY Mr.. johnson, of DeKalb-To prohibit
he manufacture or sale of spirituous or
malt liquors in DeKalb county.
By Mr.. Clay, of Cobb--To authorize the
Governor to sell lot Of land belonging 20
hn 2tat in al.
BY Mr.. Gordon, Of Chatham-To amend
The charter of the City and Suburban Rail
way of Savannah.
BY Mr. Wilson, Of Camden--To amend
lection 1868 of the Code, in relation to the
celebration of marriages by negro ministers.
BY Mr.. FELTON,, of Bibb-To' incorporate
The Metropolitan Street Railway Company.
BY Mr.. Huff, of Bibb-To incorporate the
Central Trust Company of Georgia.
BY Mr.. Foute, Of Bartow-To authorize
md require the registration of all voters in
Barlow county.
BY Mr.. Williams, of Jackson-To amend
IN act Incorporating the town of Tug Tav-
rn.
By Mr.. Little, of Muscogee-To incorpo-
fate the ChattahoocLee Terminal Company.
On motion of Mr.. Simmons, Of Sumter,
bis bill to amend the charter of the Georgia
Loan and Trust Company was taken up on
Us third reading, amended on his motion
Ind passed.
THE FAIN-RAEKiN MATTER.
Mr.. Kimbrough offered resolution with
trawing from the Special Committee the
Investigation Of the charges against Messrs.
Fain and Rankin and the Marietta and
North Georgia railroad and referring the
natter TO the House Finance Committee IL
was laid on the table
MIR. Smith, of Crawford, offered a resolu-
Ton authorizing the committee TO visit and